stuff like this is just so weird because i *think* rowling is vagely liberal as in new labor stuff save the terf stuff - which means she's angry that trump won. i think that's the point? however, she's literally herself working with people basically like trump to achieve stuff like this, so...? like i'm not being strange and leftist and calling everyone cruel things here, her circle of terfs *literally* organize with the same far right organizations that trump does, nazis to fundamentalists to proud boys etc
radical feminists/terfs/w/e is basically just a one-position movement today, where the removal of trans rights and the removal of trans people supercedes all other positions. it results in strange cases where people that are otherwise vehemently left-wing or center (as rowling is) don't care about any policy or position as long as they can get rid of trans people or whatever. this is why a lot of them literally march with nazis; note that it's not all of them, which causes a lot of tension within the sphere that's invisible to outsides, because to them it's actually a real discussion whether to march with nazis or not. even ignoring the nazi thing, they organize with particularly heinous conservative think tanks and such which seek to reduce women's rights, from legal stuff, to abortion, to contraception. they organize as such as feminists. this is the degree of importance they think of trans exclusion.Frankly, I can't figure out who exactly JK Rowling is addressing/targeting with that post.
If the preservation of women's and girls' rights are on her mind, shouldn't she be addressing the anti-abortion movement on the right side of the political spectrum?
radical feminists/terfs/w/e is basically just a one-position movement today, where the removal of trans rights and the removal of trans people supercedes all other positions. it results in strange cases where people that are otherwise vehemently left-wing or center (as rowling is) don't care about any policy or position as long as they can get rid of trans people or whatever. this is why a lot of them literally march with nazis; note that it's not all of them, which causes a lot of tension within the sphere that's invisible to outsides, because to them it's actually a real discussion whether to march with nazis or not. even ignoring the nazi thing, they organize with particularly heinous conservative think tanks and such which seek to reduce women's rights, from legal stuff, to abortion, to contraception. they organize as such as feminists. this is the degree of importance they think of trans exclusion.
here we then see a breakdown in that logic. trump is elected because trans people or whatever. and we hate trump, look what we did! since she's otherwise definitely against trump's policies as a british new labor gal. the irony of her actually organizing with trump's constitutions seems to fall flat on her.
radical feminists/terfs/w/e is basically just a one-position movement today, where the removal of trans rights and the removal of trans people supercedes all other positions. it results in strange cases where people that are otherwise vehemently left-wing or center (as rowling is) don't care about any policy or position as long as they can get rid of trans people or whatever. this is why a lot of them literally march with nazis; note that it's not all of them, which causes a lot of tension within the sphere that's invisible to outsides, because to them it's actually a real discussion whether to march with nazis or not. even ignoring the nazi thing, they organize with particularly heinous conservative think tanks and such which seek to reduce women's rights, from legal stuff, to abortion, to contraception. they organize as such as feminists. this is the degree of importance they think of trans exclusion.
here we then see a breakdown in that logic. trump is elected because trans people or whatever. and we hate trump, look what we did! since she's otherwise definitely against trump's policies as a british new labor gal. the irony of her actually organizing with trump's constitutions seems to fall flat on her.
oh i know, i spoke from the assumption that radfem has mostly been coopted by terfs, as in taken over. some symbols and words just change because of this kind of behavior. i might be wrong though. was my impression a few years ago.This is a good summary, I would just note that there are non-TERF radfems out there, no idea of the relative numbers (but we know the number of radfems is not that large), but just wanted to point this out, it is quite possible to be a radfem and not make hating trans women your whole thing.
has literally nothing to do with my point here. you're talking about different peopleWell real life is more grey. USA liberals have kinda hijacked the left and purity tested it.
There's odd school trade unionist type, religious PoC etc. Economically they're left wing buy they don't buy into the social stuff.
Here a lot of right wing buy into the rights Economic stuff social stuff not so much. Right wing PM passed gay marriage here.
I was never a JK Rowling fan to begin with but I love how liberals adored her (she is a woman being oppressed by the patriarchy the shortened it to JK Rowling so people wouldn't know Harry Potter was written by a woman, blah blah blah) then as soon as Rowling published the slightest opinion they disagree with all of a sudden they pounce on her. In my experience right wingers are much more hesitant to attack their own kind. I think this is precisely why conservatism is on the rise in much of the western world.
proof?
well I have no idea what you're talking about. Anyway, do you plan to sue in her in a normal court or a special wizards court?
Only a tiny percentage of the general population identifies as trans. less than 5 percent. That's not "transphobia' it's simply true.
Trans exclusionary radical feminists are a real tangible thing.The lack of common sense in this reality we are sharing that made an acronym T.E.R.F. something tangible for some is, at least, for me very weird.